i get where you're coming from, but you still have to have a plan of some sort, not just "i'm not happy, so i need a fresh start." 3 or 6 months savings is inadequate for what you're thinking of doing, imho. what if an emergency happens?

In your case I would definitely hire a property manager.Lets say emergency happens while you are in the middle of meeting.   

Cleaning products, medical supplies (like N95 masks), and construction labor continue to lead prices higher.

First, I assume you have sufficient emergency savings before investing, especially in something which probably has limited liquidity and could result in a loss of capital. 

And if my basement is walkout then do I still need a emergency window for the bedroom? 

Originally posted by @Brantley George:how much of your VA did you use you can always get a second i currently have a va loan on my house and in the middle of looking for another house with a pre approval for a second va loanOur lender wouldn't allow us to have a second mortgage through the VA because he said we would need some sort of emergency purpose/reason to do so.

It’s called EDP Emergency Diversion Program.

A fire escape is considered an alternate means of exit.The fire escape or other emergency exit cannot be blocked.11.

Keep your cash and line of credit for repairs, emergencies, and other opportunities. 

I wonder how that would work with a medical bill.